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Nayur co-organizes Tianjin XRF and hazardous-substance seminar

An archived notice for the July 23, 2009 Tianjin seminar on regulations, standards and screening applications.

This is an archived notice for a 2009 event. Meeting arrangements and contact information are retained solely as historical records.

As European environmental regulations and China’s measures for controlling pollution from electronic information products were implemented, electronics manufacturers needed stronger hazardous-substance controls and supply-chain material declarations. XRF was already widely used for rapid screening, but some technical and management personnel needed better knowledge of instrument selection, use, maintenance and analytical methods.

In 2009, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology’s Technical Promotion Center for Pollution Control of Electronic Information Products launched a series of technical exchanges on hazardous-substance controls and rapid XRF screening. The first seminar took place in Shenzhen in March that year. The Tianjin event used the then-published IEC 62321 standard to help companies understand domestic and international regulations, standards and XRF methods.

Organizers and participants

  • Organizer: the ministry’s Technical Promotion Center for Pollution Control of Electronic Information Products.
  • Supporting organizations: the ministry’s Department of Energy Conservation and Resources Utilization; Tianjin Municipal Commission of Industry and Information Technology; the ministry’s standards working group on pollution prevention for electronic information products; and SAC/TC297/SC3, the hazardous-substance testing methods subcommittee of the national environmental standardization committee for electrical and electronic products and systems.
  • Co-organizers: the Institute of Chemical Metrology and Analytical Science at the National Institute of Metrology, China; and Nayur Technology (Beijing) Co., Ltd.
  • Intended participants: technical managers from quality, production and related departments at electronic information companies and groups, and relevant specialists.

Discussion topics

  1. Progress in China RoHS implementation at the time.
  2. Domestic and international trends in controlling hazardous substances in electronic products.
  3. An update on China RoHS management and 3C certification.
  4. Reference materials in hazardous-substance controls.
  5. XRF screening applications.
  6. Analytical instrumentation for substance controls.
  7. Interpretation of IEC 62321.
  8. Supply-chain control solutions.
  9. Expert discussion and exchange.

Historical meeting arrangements

The meeting was scheduled for July 23, 2009, from 09:00 to 18:00, in the Fortune Auditorium at Tianjin Fortune Haowei Hotel, 79 Jintang Road, Hedong District, Tianjin. The hotel switchboard listed in the notice was 022-5829-9999.

The format combined lectures, discussion and interaction. The notice planned to invite ministry officials and Chinese experts involved in developing IEC 62321. Participation was free. Receiving organizations were asked to circulate the notice, organize attendance and fax registration forms after confirming their participant lists.

The original contacts, retained as historical information, were:

  • Tianjin Municipal Commission of Industry and Information Technology: Lü Bingna, 022-23142056.
  • Technical Promotion Center: Zhang Rui, 010-67831821 and 13661289904; Guo Li, 010-84029060 and 13691510115. Fax: 010-67831819 and 010-84029060.
  • Nayur Technology (Beijing) Co., Ltd., South China Marketing and Service Center: Luo Jiangen, 0755-33625251 and 13760345920.

The notice was signed by the Technical Promotion Center in June 2009. The page uses the explicitly stated event date, not an inferred publication date.

Archive note

This article is adapted from the original website archive. Roles, figures, event arrangements and opinions relate to the period described and do not represent current conditions.

Original source; archive consulted: 2026-09-29.

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